Chapter 3 review

Under state law, the driver and all passengers in a car must wear what?

• Seat belts
• Helmets
• Knee pads
• Reflective vests

The driver (under 18) is responsible for themselves and who else to wear seatbelts?

• All passengers in the vehicle.
• Only front-seat passengers are required to wear seatbelts.
• Only the driver must wear a seatbelt.
• Seatbelts are optional for all passengers.

If you are a permit holder, who needs to be buckled in the car.

• Passengers in the back seat do not need to be buckled in.
• Only front-seat passengers need to be buckled in.
• Only the permit holder needs to be buckled in.
• All passengers, including the permit holder, need to be buckled in.

Cars before what year have exemptions to the seat belt law?

• July 1, 1955

• July 1, 1965

• July 1, 1970

• July 1, 1966

What is a second way that you can get exempt from wearing a seat belt?

• Personal preference without documentation.
• Temporary exemption during vehicle maintenance.
• Medical exemption with documentation from a healthcare provider.
• Exemption based on age alone.

Your chance of surviving a crash improves by how much if you wear a seatbelt?

• 30%

• 50%

• 60%

• 20%

List two ways in which seat belts help.

• They provide entertainment during travel.
• Prevent you from hitting the windshield or dash board

• Prevent you from sliding in the car

• The cause you to hit the windshield

1 seatbelt per person is a rule in cars, Also a person with a basic license can have as many people in the car as they have seats/seatbelts (a)   .

• True
• False

A child under 8 years old and 57 inches should be in a facing child seat.

• rear
• forward
• It does not matter

A child under 4 years and 40 pounds should be in a facing child seat.

• rear
• forward